Free shipping on many designs. Expected delivery 2-5 days. Always 14 days return policy
Free shipping on many designs. Expected delivery 2-5 days. Always 14 days return policy
Iconic Danish chair designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1956, model AP38, also known as the "Airport Chair". The chair has been completely restored and upholstered in natural cognac-colored Italian leather with a beautiful patina. Manufactured by a Danish furniture manufacturer circa 1960-70. Restored at Retro Møbler Galleri by a professional upholsterer and craftsman. 100% originality guaranteed. The steel components are without defects, but may have slight signs of wear.
Danish chair designed by Hans J. Wegner
Model AP38 "Airport Chair"
Designed in 1956
Produced in Denmark around 1960-70
Fully restored at Retro Furniture Gallery
Upholstered with natural cognac-colored Italian leather
Beautiful patina and exclusive finish
Steel components without defects, but with slight signs of wear
100% originality guaranteed
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Iconic Danish chair designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1956, model AP38, also known as the "Airport Chair". The chair has been completely restored and upholstered in natural cognac-colored Italian leather with a beautiful patina. Manufactured by a Danish furniture manufacturer circa 1960-70. Restored at Retro Møbler Galleri by a professional upholsterer and craftsman. 100% originality guaranteed. The steel components are without defects, but may have slight signs of wear.
Danish chair designed by Hans J. Wegner
Model AP38 "Airport Chair"
Designed in 1956
Produced in Denmark around 1960-70
Fully restored at Retro Furniture Gallery
Upholstered with natural cognac-colored Italian leather
Beautiful patina and exclusive finish
Steel components without defects, but with slight signs of wear
100% originality guaranteed
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